Natl. Sports Headlines for Friday, Feb. 3rd



Natl. Sports Headlines for Friday, Feb. 3rd:

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Peyton Manning has been cleared to play by

the doctor who operated on the quarterback's neck. A spokesman for

Dr. Robert Watkins sent a one-paragraph email to reporters late

Thursday night after ESPN first reported that Colts' star had been

cleared to play. The Colts contend it is nothing new because

Manning was cleared to practice in December.

 

NEW YORK (AP) - Four Los Angeles players have been voted to the

Western Conference team for the February 26 NBA All-Star game in

Orlando. Kobe Bryant and Andrew Bynum of the Lakers will open the

game on the court with Clippers stars Blake Griffin and Chris Paul,

with Oklahoma City's Kevin Durant rounding out the West's starting

lineup. The East starters are Heat teammates LeBron James and

Dwyane (dwayn) Wade, Bulls guard Derrick Rose, Orlando center

Dwight Howard and Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony.

 

MURRAY, Ky. (AP) - Murray State remains the lone unbeaten team

in Division I men's basketball following another comeback victory.

Isaiah Canaan scored 32 points and Jewuan Long added 13

as the Rangers downed Southeast Missouri State 81-73. The Racers'

22-0 record is the best start by an Ohio Valley Conference team

since Western Kentucky opened the 1953-54 season with 21

consecutive wins.

 

EDMONTON, Alberta (AP) - Edmonton Oilers forward San Gagner

 became the first NHL player in 23 years to score eight

points in a game, producing four goals and four assists in last

night's 8-4 rout of Chicago. The 22-year-old Gagner had three goals

and two assists while the Oilers were scoring five times in the

final period. He tied a club record for points and fell two shy of

matching the league record of 10 points, set by Toronto's Darryl

Sittler in 1976.

 

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) - The Washington Nationals have

defeated pitcher John Lannan in baseball's first salary arbitration

decision this year. The left-hander will receive the club's offer

of $5 million rather than his request for $5.7 million. Lannan was

10-13 with a 3.70 ERA in 33 starts last season, when he made $2.75

million.


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